Phoenix highway speed cameras.

[BMWLA]

just paint your car invisible

[delatlanta1281]

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety...meraswork.html
And this explains the two flashes.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2004/jan/15/thisweekssciencequestions1

[Vedubin01]

My girl lives in the Phoenix area and has gotten several of them of late. I found this doing some searching....

Anyone try this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_e2BC_kXis

[whowhatwhere]

Sigh....

If it were only that easy.


It only measures the FRONT axle/ wheels.

[s0urce]

That won't help too much in Arizona.

Fixed cameras don't use radar, they use strips in the ground to measure speed.

Non-fixed (Ford Explorers/Vans) use radar and are normally scattered all around the freeway. They still have the warning signs though.

/scratches head.

Wouldn't the fact that all cars have different wheelbase sizes affect the accuracy of the readout on speeds if they're in fact, using strips on the freeway?

Seems easy to fight this in court.

[stevofthahill]

FYI: http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...ay-end-az.html

This is exactly what I'm hoping for. Red light running cameras, and speed cameras at intersections within the city I'm completely for. In a recent statistic, the cameras had issued ~60,000 tickets, of those tickets only 8,000 were paid.

Most people know if you receive a photo radar ticket that you must be physically served with the ticket to actually have to pay it.

As well, the freeway cameras suck because most people will still cruise at 80+ mph until they come up on the cameras, then they will then slam on their brakes and once passed the cameras, speed back up. It's not good for traffic flow whatsoever.

[accident]

FYI: http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...ay-end-az.html

[Tree18is]

I said camera speed enforcement.

oh allright, but they deffintly work! I didnt see one asshole on the whole freeway through phoenix, LA might crumble should those things ever arrive..

[accident]

Even I knew they dont work off radar, and the cops can do Whatever they want. speed enforcement and what have you.

I said camera speed enforcement.

[Tree18is]

Get a radar detector, it'll yell at you so you can slow down and not trigger the camera.
Speed enforcement isnt legal in California.

Even I knew they dont work off radar, and the cops can do Whatever they want. speed enforcement and what have you.

[delatlanta1281]

True. my V1 doesn't go off at all.

[stevofthahill]

That won't help too much in Arizona.

Fixed cameras don't use radar, they use strips in the ground to measure speed.

Non-fixed (Ford Explorers/Vans) use radar and are normally scattered all around the freeway. They still have the warning signs though.

Even the mobile vans use a ridiculously weak radar signal so most of the time you're right on top of them before you even get a warning.

[DEV0 E30]

Get a radar detector, it'll yell at you so you can slow down and not trigger the camera.

FYI if you drive through california you'll probably see those signs that tell you your speed, some of them will flash at you. These are not cameras, just designed to look like them. Speed enforcement isnt legal in California.

That won't help too much in Arizona.

Fixed cameras don't use radar, they use strips in the ground to measure speed.

Non-fixed (Ford Explorers/Vans) use radar and are normally scattered all around the freeway. They still have the warning signs though.

[accident]

Get a radar detector, it'll yell at you so you can slow down and not trigger the camera.

FYI if you drive through california you'll probably see those signs that tell you your speed, some of them will flash at you. These are not cameras, just designed to look like them. Speed enforcement isnt legal in California.

[Ral]

yeah... Napolitano promised fiscal responsibility in the wake of a pretty shitty Republican governor and is now in the hole something like 2 billion $$... and relies on speed cameras and other traffic violations to pay for it.